ELA II Review and Recap

1. "time is money" is an example of what
5. language that names something or an action by imitating the sound associated with it
11. the "A" in TPCASTT stands for
13. there, their, and they're is an example of a what
14. another way of saying "story"
15. you provide this to back up claims you make in an essay to support your thesis
16. you use this bring credibility or authority to your argument
17. words that have a similar or the same meaning
19. "April is the cruelest month" is an example of what
20. the "L" in CHELPS stands for

2. an exaggeration that is created to emphasize a point or bring out a sense of humor
3. this type of text is nonfiction, usually written to tell the reader about a certain topic
4. this appeals to the audience's sense of reasoning
6. words that have opposite meaning
7. often referred to as the main character
8. the overall feeling or atmosphere a reader gets from a work
9. derivatives of this word are "sympathy" and "empathy"
10. this character goes against the main character
12. in an essay, this is your argument or main idea
18. figure of speech that compares two unlike things and uses the words “like” or “as”